Hovertravel is adding a sprinkle of Christmas magic to its popular Behind-the-Scenes Tour this December — complete with mince pies, festive selfies, and holiday surprises.

Almost one in ten care homes on the Isle of Wight have been rated as ‘inadequate’ or ‘requires improvement’.

The session explored how schools can help boys build confidence, express emotions, and challenge harmful stereotypes.

Police and paramedics were called to Shanklin after a driver suffered a medical emergency at the wheel.

Islanders still have time to share their views on how transport should develop across the Isle of Wight over the next 15 years.

Isle of Wight singer-songwriter Amy Jolliffe has released her latest single, inspired by the difficulty of maintaining friendships when you are young.

Running from Tuesday 4 November to Thursday 26 March, the timetable will see Red Funnel revert to a two-boat service across the Solent.

Police are appealing for information after a woman reportedly walked out of TK Maxx on Pyle Street, Newport, with two pairs of shoes she had not paid for.

Police attended a business on Pyle Street, Newport, on Tuesday afternoon following reports of potential drugs offences.

A former veterinary surgery in Ventnor could be converted into a one-bedroom flat amid warnings it’s at “serious risk of falling into disrepair.”

The developer’s plans for greenfield land off Bembridge’s Mill Road have been approved with 23 conditions and a legal agreement.

Organised by the Isle of Wight Council’s Heritage Service, the sessions promise something for everyone — from dino lovers to budding archaeologists!

Ben’s call was supported by Isle of Wight West MP Richard Quigley, who has been working with Zoe’s family to campaign for the law.

A proposed tidal sea pool at Yaverland has taken a major step forward after gaining the backing of the Isle of Wight Council.

The countdown is on as leading cardiac charity Heartbeat prepares to bring its much-loved ‘Beat the Heat’ quiz night to Yarmouth for the very first time.

Residents enjoyed a yellow-themed tea party with cakes baked by the home’s chef, and live entertainment from singer Sandy, who performed a lively set of ABBA classics.

The Isle of Wight’s tourism and hospitality industries took centre stage at the Conservative Party Conference this week.

Its ‘economic boost’ to the area would create around 100 – 120 full and part-time jobs, McDonald’s said.

Wednesday proved a very special day for one Island couple — Arthur and Mavis Mew, who celebrated an incredible 67 years of marriage this week.

Plans have been submitted to turn the former offices of a well-known marine equipment company in Cowes into a five-bedroom house.